Good street food is close to my love of good automation so apologies for the non automation/coding question but I will be in Boston next week and weekend. I know there are a lot of Boston locals in this forum so I’m interested in any lunch/dinner recommendations?
Look for Sarma. Definitely worth a visit.
Saltie Girl beef tartar and lobster roll is very good.
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I always support food and restaurant discussions
Boston has a lot of good food but not much street food for some reason, if by street food you mean food trucks and carts like what New York has. The Friendly Toast is really good, especially their fried rice bowl.
Neighborhood-wise, you can find something great almost anywhere downtown e.g. back bay, south end, chinatown. A lot of good spots north of the river too especially Somerville. Stay away from Kendall Square, no good food there.
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If you’re gonna be in Cambridge my go-tos were Miracle of Science (burgers) and Area Four (pizza) for dinner and Flour (sandwiches/salads) for lunch. Been awhile since I was there though, so who knows now. According to Google they are all still open.
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Saltie Girl is pretty awesome! We had Fried Lobster and Waffles which was amazing!
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Toscanini’s. If you have good ice cream you don’t need anything else.
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Thanks for all the recommendations. I’ve been working my way through some of these great places over the weekend.
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…and your favorite so far?
Also interested! lol
So far, Saltie girl and Flour really enjoyable places to eat. Although a bit tourist Mike’s pasty was surprisingly good find and North Ends is a nice place to wander around. Staying in a Back bay for DOT conference but also a nice area for some independent shops. Not really explores Harvard or MIT area much but on my list if I get time.
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Check out Beacon Hill! The red line hits Beacon Hill (Charles/ MGH), MIT, Harvard, Davis, and Porter sq. which are all very worthwhile stops
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